The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-13

lite Ere believed tae tlaNse niH.ft
Sit in committee to1 mouth ana 7ilsli
ihey would he hofaIf ilsaea Win tHt
result
When the question enilAe before fne
cabinet 10 WINS nqi qii lan q HelNll
bui FL policy shalt WE 81 sAai. He 'tet
trT q restrict k'1linfse 1IliaisIsitiVt'l
and ssvo curse YES nom nettS wan, l'es'
/ ty Chinese As Things were oeiQfe
theln were rules eiAon4f ant were VA
ro effect. rms plii YVES aN attempt ~
make eileetl,.e rules ana the SA2iReS
WAS willing that the 1oNSe should ala
them az that attempt me hQese
had endorsed the nriutinie pF passing
the bill az second reauAnE bF large
nAloliiy -5t ~ Aa NpM az lAe iast
moment, q papef comes in from the
Chamber q Commerce ~ iffesfon~
slple betty having one iAinS % look
atteft-their QWn business >AnN tQr
q post ionetneAt
lie agreea with tAQse VINO lieid tnat
lent q an inue4nlte pgstpenement.
4 anything "a the aetalfs are needed
% ne amehuea, HOW ia the hme sQ
d0 iE AZ LOOKS Aq tAe ministers tAAs
way. Alter the A1QQse ana tAe country
have uecided tnat chinese 41anllefa-
ton must pe festfIetedi tiie kshAmnef
Of Commerce comes "A ana says they
want more labor, then open tine doors
wide
A good deal mas been saul about
Ministers resignlnS with regard 70
that, he did not think Z was proper
for him to say what the Minister'S in-
tentions We're. ~ would be better to-
take events in their regular order
All he could say was il the House
f is not disposed to grappie with this
question, then the House and the Min
-rv are not in accord.
tep. hamauoha said this was An
uorant Dill ANY one would sny
reading the reports and the MAJ
hy which the bill passed, and
be mandate from the Chamber
umerce, on shall not pass that
tlat the great question now ist
gOlng 90 obey the Chamber Of
. ..uuerce or decide meters for our
.a1Niug over the reports Of 1856 and
- 1t appears that 1909 Chinese
We're in the country, 0t whom about
1900 We're laborers. Aud there is no
4 law t2 prevent more coming. The
/ Government Should have power to
( stop hem. Ia Honolulu there Is q
4 large surplus OF idle Chinese. We
\ have enough Chinese fhe trouble Is
that they will not all work. There are
about twice as many unemployed as
working. If everyone IN the country
! able % work We're willing, there would
/ not be enough work for them.
Noble BALDWIN salQ ile mad been ON
I Il committee on the BILL They had re-
commended amendments The time
/ had not come yet Tor prohlblt0ry
/ Chinese immigration bill. He was in
/ favor of q restrictive bill. Ii the Min-
I listers say they are not going to Listen
4 TO the voice OF q body representing
large numerical interests it was time
/ Jor est 20 come. he was willing to
/ pass reasona1le BILL II there is any
/ promise Of q reasonable bill fOrthe0n-
I ing, Ge would not oppose the Feconsid-
I there was Tor this bill.
/ Noble Nidemann did not object to
docJc-ug the bill up now and should
[ vote Tor reconsideration.
I The yes and noes were called ON the
-, y 60 p-.,,.,, I,,,,,,..t,,,,
( ASl. Robinson, Dowsett, sr..
I You- ger, smith, Waterh0use,
1e7 LIE NVtAeSi M1lli A9Wn-
sel IN baHeNi IekcnArasQnf
I N-. Makes G. N Wilcox,
/ Bern. ul Hustace, Kauhi X.
F Brow. -rnai. Mcguire. KamanoI,a.
1Tar s-.7 T5a,vai11,i & VVfl<o~
15-. ... tsebscio 81 Il 1891
-
'Aei 1oss seeti i..i AAs.1sA uiNe.sAi
N AluheNs NaNAElhe, Dan1e1sf
Nal5--Stl-S-
Noble Baldwin moved q committee
of seven be appointed to consider the
bin and ren0rt On Monday.
III .... Ill. Il.
la.s4' N. .lh 81 '. III 1917
-- eol ~ teA's'Ft te-tilSttoAA.
Noble 0iulJn approved OF sitting to-
morrow 1r the report, and Il the come
uir--a are not ready, they eau ask m
extension of lime
r. naI5,,-fn af.ortad fi,a .4s,,4s,7-
s't'f
..,-, a., 5000